Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy Note 8, 📱 64GB Deepsea Blue – Unlocked for AT&T by Chasmum Kumar ᠌

Pricey, and in comparison to Note 4, 5, and 6, there is nothing here that is truly innovative. I would not consider replacing any of the gadgets listed above with it (and did not actually). I advocate switching to any smart Sony, Alji, or Nokia device, as well as any Chinese-made device. Got pros: 1. a screen with AMOLED (but they have had it for a long time, there is no wow effect if you are not moving from the budget segment). 2. Camera (however, it is still not a DSLR; Samsung has been putting out decent cameras for a long time; for "reportage" shooting, it is good from a laptop 3-4; however, it does not have the wow effect). 3. The availability of an S-Pen. 4. An excellent assemblage 5. Complete set. The following are some of its negative aspects: 1. A format described as "elongated" (not convenient for me personally). 2. The independence of one's work (this is not a biased review, so yes, the autonomy of work is NOT pleasing). 3. The location on the cover where the fingerprint sensor is located. 4. The absence of an infrared (IR) diode that would allow the device to function as a remote control (ATTENTION! When I contacted the official support, I received a letter in which they officially write to me that they say there is, you can use it as a remote control.) They are completely dishonest!) 5. The absence of an FM radio (a disadvantage for me personally). 6. An NFC chip, which in 2022 is not going to be very useful. In order to use the metro, you will be required to purchase a SIM card that is equipped with NFC; unfortunately, the majority of NFC tags that are now in use are not compatible. This chip is really a waste of space. 7. The second SIM card slot is combined with a slot for a memory card, and the work of the SIM cards is rotated; in my opinion, this does not meet the requirements for a two-SIM device.